YMMV / Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: Shattered Grid

• Base-Breaking Character: Drakkon is either a badass awesome villain, or an overpowered boring Invincible Villain despite the massive number of heroes he's up against.
• Complete Monster: See here.
• Crack Pairing: Jason/Lauren is a couple nobody ever thought of before Shattered Grid, but it's become incredibly popular since the story began.
• Crossover Ship: Issue #30 implies that Jason and Lauren have developed feelings for each other after spending so much of the crisis working together and gaining an appreciation of each others' abilities. Shattered Grid #1 confirms that the two mutually like each other, but because undoing Drakkon’s damage will create a time paradox that erases everyone’s memories of everything after Tommy’s death, not only will they forget each other, but - barring any time travel shenanigans - they won’t meet each other until the Legendary Battle, roughly twenty years later in Jason’s life when he'd be around twice Lauren's age (assuming it will happen at all).
• Epileptic Trees: The finale has spawned a lot of them. The most common conception is when the team resets the multiverse, they accidentally erased the BOOM! universe and created the TV universe instead.
• Evil Is Cool: Lord Drakkon, an Evil Overlord and a Hero Killer par excellence, whose utterly despicable nature doesn't keep him from being dangerous. As a bonus, his design and costume just look really cool, being a variation on Tommy Oliver's traditional outfits with plenty of evil trimmings.
• Fan Nickname: Due to the premise, some have taken to calling this Crisis of Infinite Rangers.
• Fridge Brilliance: Why is there no big moment between the Mighty Morphin' & Zeo Rangers? Whilst both teams have lost Tommy to Lord Drakkon, it would really suck for the MMPR teens to find out that Zeo!Tommy succeeded Jason as the leader of the Rangers & was still killed by Drakkon.
• Hilarious in Hindsight:
  • During Jonathan Tzachor's time directing the Samurai and Megaforce eras, he proclaimed that all Power Rangers seasons existed in their own continuity, similar to how Super Sentai had done until Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, though fans dismissed this because of all the problems it brought. The idea here is brought up again, but this time in a more serious tone due to the fact that, thanks to Drakkon's actions, the Morphing Grid literally broke all the teams apart into separate universes to minimize the damage.
  • From the trailer: "So many Rangers... so much potential... squandered." This term could easily be described as a Take That! to most of the Neo Saban era seasons of the TV series.
• Shocking Moments: How do you show how high the stakes are? You only seemingly kill off the face of the franchise in the first issue!
• They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot:
  • Despite the entire premise revolving around different Rangers of different teams working with and encountering each other, the 2017 movie team are completely absent for some reason.
  • With Drakkon merging powers together and Orion present, Orion's power fusing ability isn't used despite it being a logical counter.
• Unexpected Character
  • The Early-Bird Cameo of the Power Rangers Beast Morphers team. Who'd think they'd show up when their series was just announced before the story kicked off?
  • The Dark Ranger, who was Adapted Out of Dino Charge. It's even been confirmed he's Heckyl, who was strongly implied to have been set up to become that Ranger in the first place.